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This episode discusses the story of Dimitrii, a Russian deserter from the army, and his journey to Argentina with help from Misha Elizbarashvili and Jurgen Menzels.Guests
- Dimitri
- Misha Elizbarashvili
- Jurgen Menzels
Category: Global warming
Episode 742 Local Ocean Fertilization
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Peter Fiekowsky, Brian von Herzen, and Robert Tulip discuss the concept of local ocean fertilization and its potential to cool the planet by feeding the phytoplankton that remove CO 2 from the air.
Guests
- Peter Fiekowsky
- Brian von Herzen
- Robert Tulip
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Episode 741 Indigenous Actions at COP
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Jacob Johns and John Feffer discuss the impact of fossil fuel power and the solidarity witnessed at the COP meeting.
Guests
- Jacob Johns
- John Feffer
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Episode 740 The Right to Health
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Valerie Percival has worked helping refugees in conflict zones. Michael Lynk was UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Occupied Palestine. They discuss Gazans’ deprivation of the right to health.
Guests
- Valerie Percival
- Michael Lynk
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Episode 739 Let’s Brighten Some Clouds
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Alan Gadian discusses early Marine Cloud Brightening research by John Latham and Stephen Salter. Robert Tulip and Peter Wadhams are also engaged in this research.
Guests
- Alan Gadian
- Robert Tulp
- Peter Wadhams
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Episode 738 Global Town Hall Dec 2025
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This episode discusses Israel vs Hamas, geoengineering, and storytelling in indigenous cultures, emphasizing the implications of religious mythologies on scientific thinking.
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Episode 737 Who Gets Russia’s Money?
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Lloyd Axworthy, along with Allan Rock and Fen Hampson, had initiataed the proposal to use Russia’s in vestments in Canada as reparations to Ukraine. So what happened to that idea?
Guests
- Lloyd Axworthy
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Episode 735 Persons Missing and On the Move
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In this episode, Jose Pablo Baraybar and Apostolos Veizis discuss the plight of individuals who have fled their countries seeking safety but faced tragic outcomes. For the video and audio podcast, https://tosavetheworld.ca/episode-735-persons-missing-and-on-the
Guests
- Jose Pablo Baraybar
- Apostolos Veizis
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Episode 736 Climate Debt
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This episode discusses the costs of transitioning from fossil fuels with Tom Athanasiou and host John Feffer, suggesting a ‘Fair Share’ approach for emissions accountability.
Guests
- Tom Athanasiou
- John Feffer
Video
Episode 734 Forest Fires
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David Martell, a professor emeritus of forestry, U of Toronto, studies forest fires. There are now many fires in Canada’s northern boreal forests, so we all should learn how to protect our vulnerable homes.
Guests
- David Martell
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Episode 733 Simulated Peacekeeping
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Walter Dorn admits to being a “sheep in wolf’s clothing” — a peace activist teaching military officers in a university setting. His new video course on peacekeeping looks a bit like a computer game.
Guests
- Walter Dorn
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Episode 732 Tell Stories About Social Problems
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Robert Tulip, Aria McKenna, and Brian von Herzen are climate repair activists. We want to influence government policy and to do that must influence public opinion too. Here we discuss how to do so.
Guests
- Robert Tulip
- Aria McKenna
- Brian von Herzen
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Episode 731 Global Town Hall Nov 2025
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After considering what kind of ice is best for building snowmen, we turned to serious matters – cloud reflectivity and climate; corruption; Russian deserters; and poisoned wildlife.
Guests
- Marilyn krieger
- Peter Wadhams
- Richard Denton
- Robert Tulip
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Episode 730 Pugwash and Two-Track Diplomacy
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Katariina Simonen, Poul Erik Christensen and Peter Jones are all peace workers who practice and write about two-track diplomacy – mainly through the same remarkable organization, Pugwash.
Guests
- Katariina Simonen
- Poul Erik Christensen
- Peter Jones
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Episode 729 Final AI Inquiry Meeting
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Project Save the World hosted a five-week-long inquiry into the risks of AI. These eight people deliberated together and in the last meeting discussed what they had learned and what measures to take.
Guests
- Rose Dyson
- Brian von Herzen
- Konstantin Samoilov
- Alexey Prokhorenko
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Episode 725 How Deliberative Democracy Works
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James Fishkin, a professor at Stanford, has developed a method of holding meeting for representative samples of citizens to discuss particular issues after taking an opinion survey. They often change their minds.
Guests
- James Fishkin
- Leonid Kosals
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Episode 703 PSTW Members Mtg Aug 17
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This is a private monthly meeting of PSTW members, this time focusing entirely on the genocide in Gaza. The video has not been edited at all. Member will come back on August 31 for a Global Town Hall Meeting, which is open to the public. Please sign in if you attend.
Guests
- Paul Werbos
- Rose Dyson
- Arthur Edelstein
- Rosemary Meier
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Episode 728 Who Wants Nuclear War?
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Tariq Rauf and Robin Collins belong to the Canadian Pugwash Group, which is part of a Nobel laureate organization that works to reduce global tensions and abolish nuclear weapons.
Guests
- Tariq Rauf
- Robin Collins
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